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with all over green phosphor showing a strong phosphor reaction
light crease mark runs through the centre
coloured lithographs that were produced c
measuring 4" x 8½"
Seymour & Gardiner-Hill and the Stanley Gibbons volume 1 specialised catalogue both state that "The earliest recorded use of Plate 1b for printing is 8 June 1840 (the believed date of the earliest repair to plate 1 was May 23rd) and the earliest known postal use is 12 June 1840
SOUTH AFRICA 1925 Air 9d green variety, SG21var Art with all over green phosphorSouth Africa 1925 'Air Mail' 9d green, lower left corner block of 4, with lower right stamp (R12 8) showing "Broken R" in "SUIDAFRIKA" (Reference: Union Handbook 19 V3), SG21var. A fine and fresh mint positional block with original gum. A scarce variety, particularly within a multiple. An attractive airmail stamp depicting de Havilland DH. 9 biplane, a British single engined biplane bomber developed and deployed during the First World War. South